Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1865, Page 2

ee THE EVENING STAR. Fe | WW. D. WALLACH, Editer and Propricter. imme a ee eee WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY... APRIL 26, 1566. ‘ss SEES RMAN-: IMPORTANT DISPATCH PROM GEN. GRANT. eee Delivery of the Governme' Recent Negotiatio eee Truce with Job te be Kntertained in vention by Army Commanders Wark DEPARTMENT, WasuineTon, April 25, ee Major General Dir, New York: A despatch has just been received by this Department from General Grant. dated Raleigh, 9a. m., April 21. Hesays: “I reached here this morning, and delivered to General Sherman the reply to bis negotiations with Johnston. Word was immediately sent to Johnson, terminating the truce, and informa- tron that civil matters could not be entertained im any convention between army comman- | cers.” Evin M. Stanton, Secretary of War. Terrible Steamboat Disaster on the Potomac. eee ee Saas SEVENTY LIVES LOST. LES Information reachea tre niver xranspuria- tion office yesterday afternoon that the side- Wheel stermer Massachusetts, Capt. Couch; while bound down to Fortress Monroe on San- day night with some three hundred soldiers from Alexandria, who were to be returned to their regiments, collided with the propeller | Bisck Diamond, Capt. Meredith, off Biack- iston’s Island, on the Potcmac river. The Massachusetts was badly damaged, her | bows being stove in near the water line, and the soldiers on board of her thinking that she | ‘was shout to sink. a large number of them Sprang over her sides and succeeded in getting on board of the Black Diamond, which had hauled upto render assistance, it being sup- posed atthe time by the Captain of the Dia- mond that the Massachusetts was the only vessel that hed sustained any damage. Unfortunately however, the Black Diamond had been struck amidship, which caused her to take fu water rapidly, andshe went down in & few moments ser the soldiers had got on board of her. Sixty-six of the soldiers from the Massachn- setts, and four of the crew of tte Black Dia- mond, sre Missing, aud it is believed that they ‘were all drowned. Last night Captain Allen dispatched a steam propeller down the river to the scene of the disaster, with men and hooks on board to eearch for the bodies of those supposed to be lost. The Massachusetts, atter the Black Diamond went down, succeeded in reaching Point Look- outin safety, where she landed the remainder of her troops. The Black Diamond was a@ second-class steam propeller, chartered by the (uarter- master’s Department, and belonged to Phila- Gelphia, where she is owned. A DESPICABLE IN UATION The New York Tribune insinuates that a jury could not be obtained in Washington city to do adequate justice tothe murderer of Abra- bam Lincoln, and that the venue should be changed. This is coolly impudent, as well as false: coming from the copperhead, negro-hanging, draft-resisting city of New York, whose lock. Ups at this moment have not sufficient capac- ity to hold the traitors whe have openly ex- pressed their exultation in the streets of that city over the assassination of Abraham Lip- coln. ‘We venture to say that ne community in the country nas felt a sincerer grief over ihe death | of the late President than that of Washington Nowhere else was he co warmly esteemed personally. This peor city, whose entire wealth 1s over- topped by single blocks in New York city, of- fered promptly the sum of $20,000 for the ap- prehension of the assassin. What has the ‘wealthy city of New York offered? Not one cent! What has the great State of New York of- aered? Not one cent! To any person familiar with the temper and feeling of the people of this city in regard to the assnasination ot one they looked upon more gn the light ef a warm personal friend than any President who had preceded him, the only doubt would be whetber the assassin would be permitted to come to trial at all with life in Bim. Much of this wicked misrepresentation in regard to the patriotism of the majority of the people of Washing’on is due to the mis- chievyous uttertoces and slurs against this community of & paper which, though pro. fessediy published here, isowned and appa- rently conducted elsewhere, and shows as little sympathy with, aud knowledge of our people as the New York T-ibune even. @There are copperheads and traitors in this city, a8 there are copperheads and traitors in Philadelphia aud New York, but the great body ef the people of Washing:on are actuated by a8 pure ® patriotism as any commanity in tne land, and it is quite time that papers of Tespectability should cease to allow the use of their columns to every shoddy scribbler who bas A spite to ventilate against Washington city and its inhabitants. SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON. We are pleased to announce that Secretary Seward has so fur recovered trom his injuries As to be able to ride out to-day in a carriage Mr. Frecerick Seward continues to improve, He rested qnite comfortably again last night. Aas a SS FROM CITY POINT. The mail boat James T. Brady, Capt. Young, arrived here this morning, bringing up a large number of passengers from City Point and Richmond, Until further orders, by direction of Provost Marehal General Patrick, no paroled prison. ers of wer will be permitted to pass from Richmond to their homes in, or by way of any of the Northern cities. Theofficers at Fortress Monroe have been charged witp the duty of preventing avy such pereons from taking pas- sage on the Baltimore or Washirzton boats. Paroled prisovers of war who can reach their bomes viathe James River, Norfolk, Ports- mouth, or throngh the interie@: of the State will be offered every facility Citizeus in Richmond who have given their parole or 'aken the oath of allegianceare per- mitted to go North to make necessary arrange- ments for epgagiwe in basiness once more. The Brady reports that at 9:15. m,on the | 23d inst, near Smithfield, on the James River, she passed the schooner Ocean Wave on fire No one was seen on board of her, and sue was | nearly burnt to the wa'er’s edge. Gen. Fester, Mrs. Ger. Foster, and Governor Morton, of Indiana, cume up on the Brady as passengers. A Rive THRoves Farrrax —Capt. Pettit, of tbe lu yatid Uorps, and attaehed to Provost Marsha! General Wellies Department, yester- Gey proceeded in @mpany with a guide and an officer, as far as Wolt Run Shoals. He conversed with quite & number of the inhapi- tants, and fonnd them without an exception ip a quiet and oraeriy condition. and bopefal o \¥ and complete overthrow of the re- belhon Considerable namber are putting in smail crops, &nd tke desolation which has for four yeare pervaded this section bids fair to speedily give piace to @ more cheerful and Alexandria Atfairs. The following paroled prisoners ofthe Army of Northern Virginia have reported ta Capt. ‘Winship, Acting Provost Marshal, viz: M M. Lewis, surgeon; W. B. Gregory, surgeon; C. | W. Green, Capiain and A. Q. M.; Charles J. Wise, Quartermaster Sergeant; Lieut. Thos. Perry, Uapt_ J. R. Ludlow, 6th Va; T. L. Chase. Commissary Sergeant: John E. Brenner, | John H. Inger, Geo. W. Harrison, privates, J. ‘W. Friend, 2d lieut; Sam'l R. JoBneton, Lt. | Colonel and member on Gen. Lee’s staff, Thos. | Murray, 2d lieut : Francis Uburch, Jesse Mur- | ray, Joshua Thomas, Edgar Warfield, Thom:s Ww. White, Chas. P. Lambert, John E. Brenner, B A. Lambert, Jr., Joseph Hautzman, John | A. Arnold, George Wise, Wm. Young, G. W. Ramsay, S. C. Boush, all privates. Pending the absence ot Ool. Welles, engaged | ininvestigating the recent murder of Presi- | dent Lincoln, Capt. Winship, 2d D. C. Vole, | will discharge the duties of Provost Marshal for this section. The supply of fresh fish at the wharfis small. Shad are selling at $18 per hundred, herring $5 per thousand. Vegetables, in the market, are scarce and higher than they were a few days ago—bnt, this will change, no doubt, in a few days. It is said that the books ofthe Farmer's Bank of Virginia, and a portion of those of the Ex- change Bank, were destroyed at the fire in | Richmond. | Anumber of former citizens ef this place, | imcluding several ladies, have recently, with asses, returned to this place from Richmond, | Petersburg and other places in Virginia. Seve- | ral, others, it is said, are to follow this week — | Alexandria Gazette, 24th. | _The Alexandria Jontnal of the 25th says:— | We understand that Gov. Pierpoint has itin | contemplation to offer a reward for the appre- | bension of Ex'ra Hilly Smith, late Governor of Virginia at Richmond. It has been ascer- tained that the £500.000 stated to have been borrowed by Jrff. Davis from the Virginia | banks, wae obtained through the agency of | surplus William, and in-a way that would | bring that individual liable to the suspicion of | theft. In addition to this, it is also stated now, | eimee the flight of Smith, that he converted a | large portion of the money to his own use. It | 18 stated that he and Bennett, First Auditor of the State of Virginia, (rebel,) tried to lug off over $100,000 of the money for their own use, and getting up the canal as far as Buckingham county, scatiered it on the wayside, placing some in the jail of that county, where it has | since been found. The money, if ever recoyv- ered, would belong to the loyal note holders of the banks from which it was ‘‘borrowed.” We are unable tosay who Extra Billy would be- long to if caught under the inspiration of the | reward which Gov. Pierpoint proposes to offer. One of Mosby’s men, who reached here as a paroled prisoner to-day, makes the following Statement:—That on Thursday last Mosby sent in a flag of true to Gen. Hancock asking for an extension of the time allowed for his | Surrender. General Hancock refused. Mosby | then told bis men that all who wished couid | go in and surrender and receive paroles to go home. Onthe Saturday following Col. Uhap- | moan took iu about 200 men, allof whom were | paroled and retarned to their homes. A great | Many others have since come in and received their paroles. It was currently reported among Mosby’s men that he had iett with a few followers with the intention of trying to make his way to Texas A number of old residents of Fairfax and ad- Joining counties, belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia—mapy of them at times act- ing with Mosby and Kincheloe—have surren- dered themselves at Fairfax Court House, and bave been paroled and retucnea to their homes. Since our last report the following named psrcled rebel prisoners have returned to this city and reported to Captain Winship, Acting Provost Marshal General, viz: M. M. Lewis surgeon; G. W. Henry. Henry W.Smith, O 5S. Navy; B.B_ Dutfy, W. D. Stuart, J. W. Ey ans, Reuben Cleary, R. Fowle, J.R. Zim- merman, W. Milburn, E. C. King, J. L. Gregg, L. M. Smyth, A. H. Smyth. ) MUSICAL AND LITERARY eS us BOIBRER ae YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, SEE A: ap 26. (R AMUSEMENTS. 26-2t ATTENTION. SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS —There qill be a meeting of the Association on THURSDAY BVENING, at 73; clock, at Temperance Ha'l. Bvery member that is not thereat’ o’clock will be dealt with accord- ing to the by-laws of the Asaociation. ap 22t* HJ LEESNETZER, Rec. Bec, LECTURE.—MRS. M. OC. WALLING,known as the Banished Heroine of the South, will deliver » lecture at Wesley Chapelon THIS BVE- NING, commencing at7*: o’clock. Subject: "Two Years’ Experience in Dixie.’ This accomplished lady comes emong us with the highest reputation as.anorator and with the warm and earnest rec- ommendations of the best men of the country. She spoke at many pointe during the late Presiden- tial canvass, and always drew large audiences, larger than ever drawn by a lady speaker. She was most serviceable to the Union cause, and aside from her perscnal worth, deserves well of all lovers ofourceuntry. Her subjectis a most in- teresting one, and she handles it well, speabing as she dees from personal experience. We feel sure that all who may hear her will feel amply repaid, Admittance 50 cts.; to be bad at the door, it" fe oe FAI R AT GONZAGA HALL, A Fair, on ascale of magnificence never before equalled in W: neton City, is now being held for she benefit of St, Aloysius Church, at GONZA- GA HALL, F stree!, between 9th and lth, open every day and even’ during this and the coming week he grand bal},elegantly deccrated—being draped with the flags ofall nations, and filled with costly and useful articles of art and skill, in end- less profusion and variety—alone richly deserves a vitit from every person in the city. Supper every evening. ap2s-dtf EXPENDITUBBS FOR . lem prea THE LATE FU. ice of the Commissioner of Public Buildings, Capitol of the U >., April 24, 1865. All persons having bills against the United Btates. op account of the faneral of the late Presi- cept, will please prevent them, as s00n a8 poasible, at this office, that the entire expenditure mav be asgertained, and preparation be made for their payment. ih . B. FRENOE ap2iiw Ccmmiasoner of Public Buildings, (re oman CONSERT, é FEMALE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS r © { Ast, 2pa0d 4th Districts, Asristed by the Male Grammar Schoul, First Dis- trict, of Washington. D. €,, at ODI F Ei LOWs’ BALL 7th street, WEDNESDAY BVENING. April 26, 1555. Tickets, 0 cen ildren. 25 cents The fine Chickering & Sons Piano used on this reason i< froin the establishment of Mr. J. ¥. Pa. av. ap2s BXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Ata meeting of this Association held on Le 6th instant. it war ordered that the books for subscription be reopened until farther notice, pertons taking stock paying 25 cents premium on each share for the tollomng mwenth. aps-eolm «JNO. M. HANSON See. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS IN THE ; COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.—The un- ertigned, akeexsore of the county of Wash: will rit as x beard cf appeal at the office of Nir: las Callan Kxq., clark of the county, corner of # at. aud 1th at cn TUESDAY, April lito. from 0 to idsily for two weeks to bear appea'es ou the as- sSesment of 1365, D. V. BURR, GEORGE H PLANT, CHARLES R BELT, ap6 eo3w County Assessors. HEELED GAITERS $18 cents. At the original cheap a Bp 26-e03t™ ‘HB PEOPLE'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY bh: T Temoved te the corner of Sth aad D arate ia Stier’s Stationery Stcre. under Seaten Hall. Tae Library wiil be conatantly supplied with thi publication. UNiT=> BTATES HOTEL. PRICE REDUCED. In consequence of the fall in ths prices of pro- | visions, &c., the proprietors have reduced the | price of Board to $3 per day. A few msre perma nent boarders taken at reduced rates. Roomscan | be bad with or without board ap 26 bt PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL PETRO. L&UM COMPANY. j VENANGO COUNTY, PENNA. TWENTY FIVECENTS PERSHARE FOR FULL PAID STOCK. CAPiTAL $300,000 at$100 PAR VALUE, | WORKING CAPITAL 100,000 814REs, OR $25,000, The askets of this Oompany consists of 192 acres of land in fee simple, two leases sear Sugar Oreek one lease on Cherry Run with half theoil, with | half the oil of two leases free of pense to the Company, which are on Two Mile Bus. ‘The office is open in the evening from 6 to 9, to enable those who are employed through the day te ha opportunity to examine for themselves, Bocks of subscription now open fora 214 Pesn’s ave., bet 1éth and 15th ats, <" saree 8. H. RAYBOLD, Agent, One half of this stock is now taken in the city of frugal aspect. The Oaptain returned last eyve- ning without having met or beard of a guer- Filis in the entire distance traveled, over sixty miles.—Alez. Jourral, 25th pcceittienataaet Setar EEN SE tar {07 The colored associations were allowed to participate ip the tuneral procession ofthe inte President at New York on yesterda A deepatch was forwardea to General Dix stating that tt was desired of the Secretary of War tha! no person sheuid be excladed from | ' the procession on account of color, Phitadelphia. | OFFICERS. PRESIDENT-9. H. P. CONOVER, TREABURER—TOBIAS BURNEY, ; TARY—ISAIAH BATES, Jr. ap26 iw" PGLPEBS, BRICKUAYERS. AND PLact be lied with clean, AND. by applying to JEAEMEAH COSTELLO, corser of 4th anc G sts. near the jail ap 6 eo! IN arounons LIFE OF “JULIUS CRSA te lL ap FRANCK PAYLOB. LOST AND FOUND. Pees sedere rt! ie len] ad Pa avenue, and Sth ond Losticecter ty rer pt ith, a GOLD OHAIN withcroce attached. A liberal reward will be paid iffeftat 509 Est. __ap2-st*__ =I tan TERBIBR PUP, ton, Cia, wart sbore tet re. Sad, pup belo e er ed, who ye oe ee fe dog to No. Ss war person retarning t ea MES. McKINSTRY. ap 4 BY THE METROPOLITAN POLIOn a we 25th inst.,en Pennsylvania avenue, between Ist and 2d streets west, a WALLET. con- tain ng between one hundred and two hundred dollars, which will be retained gaotil the morning of the ssth inst., for claim and identification. If not elaimed by that time, the fame will be deliv: cl ant now w: ‘. cred to lg0.B HERRICK. Property Oterk, ap 26 2t* No. 483 10th street weet. OST—In the First Ward,on the night of the 25th instant, a SKYE TBRBIER DOG, of a brownish yellow coler. full grown, with long ears, ard hair falling over ite face. A small steel chain was attached to its neck when lost. FIVE DOLLABS ($5.00) REWARD Will be paid for tha delivery of said dog at 347 19th street, between I and K. 1t* STRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUBSORIGER, Ss on Sunday, 2:d instant a BLAOK PUP, two months old, The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to JOHN M, MAY, 69 Georgetown, D.C. Roe my buggy. on Congress street, be- tween West and Gay streets, Georgetown, or at Bazel’s stabie. on the Bight of the 2ist instant, a BLACK LAP BLANKBT, lined with blue flan bone rs will bonnitahiy rave by leav- at the above avable, or a! street. 24-e03t*™ WM. MARBURY. Eetzay COW8.—Came to the Fretalses of the ‘4 audacriber, on the 2'st i » four COWS— one red or roan, with bell on; one brindle, medium size; and two red ones. The owners will please come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away, or they will be disposed of ac- cording te law, Stolk. J, HOFFMAN SMITH, Near Fort Stanton, D C. ap22-Bt* P.O. address, Box 19, Washington, D.C | OST—On the afternoon of Tuesday, April 18, THREE EK BYf&, tied with red taps, oneof them asnfe hoy. & liboral roward will be paid for their return to this office ap 20-tf BOARDING. Rox AND BOARD—ftooms with Board ot for housekeeping at 533 10th st., Island, bet. | Marylard av. and & st, ite | COMS AND BOARD-—Two very nicely FUR- NIBHED ROOMS, pleasantly situated for the summer, at 418 8th st bet.G and H. With or without board, Beferences exchanged. ap %-5t* OARD AND HANDSOMELY FT RNISHED ‘) ROOMS for married or singie persons, Hoes airy, with spacious grounds. Location pleasast, | near Pa. avenue, southwest cerner 21st and H ste. 26-30" Bath in the house, Terms moderate OARDING.—Severa Gentlemen canbe accom- modated with BOARD and LODGING, or TABLE BOARD with separate rooms if desired, i by applying at 134, 22d street, between K and L: | P26. e06t* i a Te WELL-FURNISHED. LARGE ROOMS for | nee ES BOARD, at 407 3d at.. bet. and OR RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, at No. 62 Missouri avenue, betw. 3d and iss ats. Location pleasant. re G ENTLEMEN can obtain comfortable BOARD AW ry applying to %7 Mon:gomery street, Georg2- town. | ap 24 st* (OUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WELL accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on K street, south corner of 25th. Mar 20 WATER REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, £ _ April 21, 1855. SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, addressed one copy to the President of the Board of Alder | men and one copy to the President of the Board ot Common Conncil, will be received at this office until MONDAY. the 8th of May. at 3 o'clock p. m., ter laying water mains for the Corporation of Washington during the current calendar year Forme and epeeifications can be had by apply- ing at this office, ‘ RANDOLPH OOYLE, apro2-dt8may_ Water Registrar. ADIES’ SPRING WRAPPINGS, 4 Black Silk Ceats, Long and Short Sacques, Circulars, &e, 5 Ligh {Cloth Coats ese Long and Short Bacaues, %. = Girculars, &c. &c. 8, eps F Goods, and Cloaks and Mantiiias, “*71°*" “ancy ae penne sl Vania s¥ anne; ‘ ween 9th and 10th atreets. ak acd Maatilla Rooms in 2d story, 21 SS eee [DRESS HATS. of the Latest Btylea and Gaest | qualities, in silk, black, and pear! caesi- Meres. Particular atteption is called to the RESORTE HAT. so highly recommended for' its lightness and comfort the wearer. BH. STINEMETZ, Uatter, second door from 1th st, y BEI LUMBER! Qn band a large stock of LUMBER, comprising in part-— 200,000 feet 4-4 White Pine Qullinga 00,000 ** Hemlock Joist and Scantling 100,000 ‘* Spruce lo do 100,000 “ 4-4 Bastern Shore Floorin 100.000 * 4-4,6-4.8-1 and 12-4 W. P. Select and Panel, mostly Albany of superior quality aud vasoued 300-000 Latha received direct and will be sold chea, ‘ fe Alco. White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White Pine and Cypress Shingles. Seasoned Oak, Ash aad Poplar, &c., &c . all of which I offer at the very lowest market prices. 5 Particular inducements offered to large cash urchasers. » T. EDWARD CLARE, Virginia ave,, bet. 9th end 10th sts. east, 8p13-lin* wins Navy Yard, Pperor. HALL’S CELEBRATED LONDON YEAST POWDE™ In pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING POWDEK now inuse. Having been u-ed for some years in Europe with the greatest satisfaction, is now offered to the public as being the most healthy, economical and reliable YEAST POW- DER in the United Statos. Mandacneny. put up in tin cans, containing from 0 f four ounces to twenty pounds, and will keep tor any length of time and in any climate. if kept dry, BROADBENT & QO , Sole Agents Alao, Manufacturers and Dealers in Coffeen, crude and ground, Spices. Mustards, fine ground Table Salt. &c.,&c. Merchants and others will do well ae call, oF fond for as list of prices, before urehasin where. 4 ain J, F. BROADBENT & 60., ‘67 North Calvert street, ap 20-3m Baltimore, Ma. [{foRtanr Norica To LADIES, N. DEMONGEOT, Importer of Human Ha‘r and Perfumerr, proposes to sell at twenty-five per cent, below the price— PERFUMBERY, Fine French and Mn- from the best houses glish BrushWare,Combs, of the world, Pear) and Coral Combs, LUBIN’S, Shell and Fancy Combs, PINAUD’S, Imperatrice and Fancy MAUGENST'S, Pins, in Potata, Coral, PIVERT’s, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bow, DEMARBON'S, Waterfalls, Butterifiies, KULLY’s, new stylo; Gurls, Ban SOCIETE HYGIEN- Wigs, invisible; and in IQUE, &c., &c., &c., one word. all the best ee. AO. aC, Hair work ean be found, Gold and Silver POW- and made to order on DER, for the Hair, short notice, DEMONGEOT, Corner of D and 10th streets, ap 17.2w* Gear the avenue, 486 SPRING pet Ls 486 MABRKRITER’S, NO. 486 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER ID OHOICH STOOK OF INTBRIOR ADORNMBNTS EMBRACING PAPER HANGINGS, A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and eke ees ape Bpnsings, horsers, Statuas, Cen- e 16 5 ee racing rgeest . somest afsortment in the Districts ee WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocalate, Brown ard Gilt Window Bhades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. : ¢ PICTURE CORD & TASSELS. Bilk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizee and colors, a beautiful assortment, Picture Rings, Nails, &c, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. = The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to begilded with gold leat, Also. a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- ted stock of small-sized Oval and Carte de Visite ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS. A few choice Engravings and Paintings always store. Orders for Paper Hanging and Wind puretually attended to, fed executed” inthe beet manner, in city or country, 7” Terms Cash for Goods or Labor J. MARERITER, 486 cignt torent Mah Le ap Own onnvore ington, D. Fello Washingt e OTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES —We have in store a full atock of OROOKERY. @LASSWABB, OUTLERY and ‘ABB, suitable for the above Sittsof gots ci vo oareuaeegia Nocthere ote iz WEBB & BAVBRIDGE, ap 22-6t*if 504 (Odd Fellows’ Hall) 7th atr PAPBRHANGINGS, si WINDOW SHADES. i OVAL PLOTOMS FRAMES. $38 a8 ehinrines, BNGRAVINGS. “wo, 43 At MARERIT $86 76 oe Pennsylvania Bites OS sian 4 O'ULOCK P, M. COND LOT QUVERNMENT SECURITIES 5 WA8kINGTOR, April 25, 1865. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the followiug quo- ations of Government securities: Buying, Selling. VU. 8.8's Coupon WS 1096 S 5-20's 1073, 105 or Br rast Boarp. Cos pons,.109 x > 5-20's, 1053; 10-40", 97; Cer. ificates, 994; Gold, 151%. + <re THE SURRENDER OF MOBILE. Ofiicial Correspondence with the M Details ef the Occupation of the Contents of the Navy Yard Destreyed— Loss of Steamers by Terpedoes—Ofiicial Beport of Admiral Thatcher. * The following has been recelyedat the Navy Tvpartment: . West Gulf Squadron, U. 8. Flag Ship Stockdale oF Mobile, April 15th 1e65.—Siz: In my last q@spatch of the !2thinst., 1 had the honor to inform the Department thaf General Granger ind myself bad demanded the immediate and anconditional surrender ef the city of Mobile, ir | and thatit would undoubtedly be accorded, as the city Was at our mercy, &nd we were in posseesion of the outside forts. The officers detailed by General Granger and myself were met by the Mayor and other authorities near the entrance of the city, andthe demand for its surrender was there made. The parties then repaired to the City Hall, where the Mayor addressed the following commuunica- tion: “MATOR's OrPicr, CITY OF MOBILE, April 14, 1505.—Gentiemen -—I have the honor to ace knowledge the receipt of your communication at the bands of Lieut. Colonel R.G. Laughiin, staif of Malor General Granger, commanding 13th army corps, and Lieutenant Commander S.R. Franklin, U.S. Navy, staff of Admiral Thatcher, demanding the immediave and un- conditional surrender of this city. The city has been evacuated by the mil!tary authori- tes, and its municipal authority is now within my control. Your demand has been granted, and I trust, gentlemen, for the sake of bumani- ty, all the safeguards you can throw around our people will be secured to them. Very respecttully your obdieut serv't, R. H. Stovea, Mayor of the City ot Mobile. Major General Gornpon GRanGeEn, Coinmand- ing 15th Army Corps; Acting Rear Admiral H. K. THatcmer, Commanding West Guif Sqnadron.” ‘The flag of the Uniied States was then hoist- ed on the ity Hall, and a portion of the treops immediately advanced to prevent pillage. The provost guard being established, the works around the city, which are of immense extent and strength were then garrisoned. The Navy Yard has been seized in behalf of the navy, but most of its contents had been destroyed, except some lumber and & quantity of soft coal. The Octorora aud three river monitors are now at anchor in front of the city, having passed up the Blakely and thence down the Tensas. The former and one of tue iron-clads wiil be sent up to the Tombigbee river, where the rebel iron-clad Nashville and gunboat Morgan have fied, but the Muntsyille and Tuscaloosa, two powerfal rams, were gunk in Spanish river before the evacuation. Our naval forces are now busily engaged blowing up and removing the obstructions in the main ship channel, which have proved to be very formidable and full of torpedoes, although we are removing them rapidly. I regret, in this connection, to inform the De- partment that the tug lda has been destroyed by a torpedo, whilst engaged in this work, as well asa iaunch of the Clocinnati, and that the tug Allhea was destroyed in dragging for torpedces in Blakaly river. Also, that the gunboat Sciota was sunk yesterday whilst under way, running across the bar, in twelve fret water. There isa prospect of raising this vessel and repairing her damages. The reports of the commanding officer#®f the vessels thus lost, together with lists of killed and wounded, will be forwarded as soon as received. Very respectfully, you? obedient servant, H.K. THatcuer, Acting Rear Admiral, Commanding West (zulf Squadron. Hon. Gipron WELLES, Seeretary of the Navy, Washington. P.S.—So far as ascertained, the number of guns captured by the army and navy will not fall short of four hundred, many of them new and of the heaviest calibre. ‘he amount of ammunition and ordnance stores is also very large. H. K. T., Acting Rear Ac miral. FLAG PRESENTATION, Captain George B. Halsted, Assistant Adju- tant General, this mornigg presented to the Secretary of War, twelve colors captured from the enemy by the 5th army corps, while under Gen. Sheridan’s command, at the battle of Five Forks, Va., April ist, 1665. The following are the names of the captors: Capt. A. E. Fernald, 2(th Maine vols. Uapt. J. W. Scott, Co. D, 157th Penn'a vois. The flag captured by this officer belonged to 16th S. C.vole., and was taken by him trom the hands of the color bearer on the line, in the en- gagement of the Five Forks. First Lieut Jacob Koogle, Co. G, 7th Md. Vol, Infantry. Private David Edwards. Co. H, 146th N. ¥. Vols., of Watervilie, Oneida Co., N. Y. Private George J. Shopp. Co E, 19lst Pa. Vols., of WayneOo., Pa. Private Shopp being om the advancing skirmishing line, and seeing the enemy rallying a tine of battle on a stand of colors, (30th Virginia,) sprang forward. alokg with a dismounted cavalryman, demand- ingasurrender A rebel officer called to his men to shoot the two Yankees, whereupon the cavalrymar was shot dead. Private Shopp then shot the rebel officer and seized the-colors from thehands of the bearer. At this instant the skirmish line of the 3d brigade, 2d division, ee corps, charged, and the line of battle fer Private Joseph Stewart, Co.G, ist Mary- iand veteran yolunteers, of Philadelphia, Pa. The fisg of which this soldier was the captor is @ fine new garricon flag ot large dimensions. Sergeant Hiram A. Delavie, Co. I, ilth Pa. Vols. The flag taken by this soldier was that of the 14th Virginia infantry. Private U.N. Gardner, Co. E, 32d Massa- chusetts volunteers, ist battalion sharpshoct- ers, of South Scituate, Plymouth county, Mass. . Corporal Augustus Kanss, Co. H, sth N.Y. heavy artillery, ot New York city. Private Adelcert Everson, Uo. D, icsih N. Y. velunters. 2 Sergeant Robert F. Shipley, Co. A. 110th N. Rs obuiects: of Puitrey ville, Wayne coun- ty, N. Y¥. “jst Sergeant Thos. J. Murphy, Co.G. 116th N. ¥. volunteers, of New York city. The Secretary of War returned to the brave and gallant captora the th nks of the people of the United States, of the President, and of the War Department; informing them that each would be rewarded a medal of honor, paid in full the amount due him, and be granted a far- lough of thirty days. A CANARD, A sensation canard was afloat in New York to-day that Gen. Grant had been shot. It was evidently a gold speculating casard, and its falsity was teo speedily established to enable it to serve the purpose of its inventors. wa-The N. Y. Tribune reporter in describing the funeral procession in New York, says of the Seventh regiment “The gallant Seventh, with its gallantest.” Tt was quite natural that the Seventh chonid ‘look its gallaitest’ in the presence of so many Jadies; but perhaps the reporter meant guns" instead of “nuns "’ nuns, looked Wa We have received from Jonn F. Ellis, musie dealer, No. 306 Pa. ave., the following new music: President Lincoln's’ Funeral March, With fine portrait of our lamented President. Ret Novle Chieftain, song on the death of Pres- Lincoln, composed and written by C. &.cher, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, by George F. Root, SALES OF 7-30's.—The sales of 7-30's by Jay Oooke & Co., amounted to $3,551,700 yesterday. @? A large amonnt of stationery was found in the departments et Richmond bearing the British crown water mark in the center. to- gether with ink and envelopes of English manufacture. Some of the stationery of a xo quality bear the heading of « Repub- licans. Mexicana.” @@ Contracts were awarded in Baltimore yesterday for 9.000 beef cattle at at an average price of $10.60 per huadred weight. oy Malle Adelina Patti is creating anextra- ordinary sensation in Lille, where she is now performing. < I? There are now 6,794 patients im the mili- tary hospital in Philadelphia. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. a FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Arrest of Secessionists—A Rebel Meeting Broken Up. San Francreco, April 25.—The military have arrested twelve or fifteen men in Salona and Colusa counties for rejoicing over the as- sassination of President Lincoln. On the receipt of the news of the President's death at Green Valley, Salona county, &num- ber of secessionists met to rejoice over the event. Troops were sent to break up the meet ing, but as they approached the ringleaders foriified themselves in house, and fired on the coldiers, wounding two. The fire was re- tarned by the aoldiers, and several secession~- he wounded. The whole party ‘hen surren- ered. The ship Bacchante, tor Hong Kong, takes outs quarier of a million of dollars. FROM NEWBER Generai Sherman's Army Stillin Camp Nzw YORK, April 26.—N ewbern advices to the 22d bave been received. The city was draped in mourning and a meeting was held pe day to give expression to public sorrow ‘or the death of Mr. Lincoln. The Standard and Progress newspapers, still conducted by their proprietors, appear in mourning, and say President Lincolu was the best friend the Sonth ever had, and that the South suffers more in his death than the North. Gen. Sherman's army is in. camp awaiting the answer of the Government to tne rebel propositions. FROM PANAMA. Expected Death of President Carrera. Nsw York, April 26.—The steamer Ariel, froin Panama on the 16th inst., has arrived. Beyond the circalation of rumors of fresh revolutionary uprisings, nothing has occurred. The death of President Carrera, President of Guatemala, is aaily expected. Carrera was President for life, with power to name his successor, and has nained General Cerra. It is thought that Carrera’s deatn would be tke signal tor General Barces te renew his claims. LOOAL NEWS. Circuit Coert, Chief Justice Cartier.—The Wiley-Brown Case.—This morning George A. Hovson, of Blaryland, and O. S. Baker, of Vir- g’nia, were admitted to praetice in this court. The case of John and Emily F. Wiley against Marshal Brown and Jesse B. Haw— issue from the Orphau’s Court to determine whether Mis, Wiley is the legitimate heir of the late Tillotson Brown—was taken up, Messrs, R. J. Brent and Senator Browning, of Lilin@fs, appearing for the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Beadley aud Davidge ior the defend- ants. The jurors in this case are Messrs. Robert McChesney, Jonn H. Kussell, Wm. P. Shedd, sr., Jno. King, David Shoemaker, B. H. Rochat, Lewis Marceron, John Ardeeser, W.H. Lang- ley, P. MeVeyitt and Ec¢ward Cowling. Mr. Langley was, however, suddenly called from the city this morning, Aud After consultation the counsel agreed to open the case betore the other jarors, with the understanding that if Mr. Langley returns to-morrow that he shali not hear any of the opening; and in order that ehould Mr. Langley not arrive, fifteen names were ordered to be drawn trom tha box thata juror may be supplied. ‘This case bas been tried twice before, on each occasion the jury being nnable to agree. Bona nega es POLICE REPORTS—Second Preet Martin Cowkan, Wm. Bayley, James Me(locklin, W! Woodward, James Mosier, James Miller, drunk apd disorderly; military. Chas. Kish, K. Robinson, assault and threate; do. Henry Ragan, eelling liquor to sdidiers; Hermann Krnit, charge cf bastardy; dismissed R Young, T. Caliston, Jas. Varrol, Catherine Yen- able, violation corporation iaw; &2 each, Fourth Precinct.—Jamee Donivan, threats: bail for peace. John gSlewellen and Ellen Slewellen, drunk and disorderly; Anna Rives, vagrancy; workhouse. Tenth Precinct.—George McClusky, larceny: jail for coart. Lucy Newman, disorderly; dismissed. Josephine Hall, do.; $10.91. Enoch Henson, Payid Stephens, Jobn Herbert, dis- orderly; #5.90 each, Jonu H. Evaus, drunk dismissed. Dennis McUarihy, Wm. I: Craw- ford, Julia McDonald, Eagene Usrrol, drank and aisorderly; $5.0) each. BPlijah Bishop, throwing stones; Sl. Timp PrRecinct.—R. Butler, disorderly; 244. M. Butler, drunk; cismissed. George Hess, disorderly: 92.41. Catherine Hess, do; dismisse: George Hess, threats; Uatherine Hees, do; Heury Steinhacker, do.: bail for peace: «Mary Riggs, disorderly; dismissed. “lary Cornelius, du; 25.44: aiso, threats, and Mury Rodgers, do.: bail for peace. Bransom, arceny, @lemiesea: derly; $2.44. + TOOK THE Oaru.—Eight of the paroled pri- acners Of war who were allowed to return to, Washington this morning presented themsel yes” at Oot. Ingraham's office and took the oath of ailegiance in. preference to being sent back to the South. All those who fail to promptly re- port. and voluntarily retnrn to their atiegiance by sabecribing to the oath, will be exc! immediately and sent back. Stephen Bisu, disur- Sa Tes Locomorive Tea Set.—The unique coffee or tea set in the form of a locomotive and tender, formerly used by Jeff Duyis, and pre- sented to President Johnson, was the gift of Coi. Max Freidman. of Philadelphia, instead of Mr. A. Bxrratti, as stated. as RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES.—This morn- ing, sbout five hundred refugees, consisting of men, women avd children, left here on the steamer Keyport for Fredericksburg, they having received permiesion from the Secretary of War to retara to thetr homes. ——_—__ “SrRinG BLoesoxs” is the title of a apright- ly little sheet puclished under the auspices Gonzaga fair, now being held at Gonzaga Hall, F street. Great attractions are offered at the fair, including brillianutiy supphed ta- bies, the rarest decorations, irnit, owers, &c, EE EMO MvceicaL Sorrnge.—The last musical and tit- €zary soiree of the Young Men’s Christian As- sociation will be given at the First Presbyte- rian Church, iy street, to morrow evening. A most pleasant time is anticipated. SS Sores DANSsANT! Another of Marini’s delightful gotrees occurs on Friday right next, at his fashionable Dancing Academy, Temrer- al Hail, E street. between $th and ivth. eI NESE NEE AEA Ve USICAL AND LITERARY SOIREE, For the Benefit and urder tha auspicies of the YOUNG MEN'S OHRISTIAN ASSUOIATION, at Te FIZST PRESBYTBRIAN CHURCH, Four-and s Salfetree?, THURSDAY EVENING, April 27, 1545. ‘The Association is in need cf fandsier the com- lug year tocarry on their Missionary work end other obvects of -yatematic benevcienos, The music wiilbe tnder the directisn of BIG- NOR 67 KIN4, and will censist of some of tee choicest gems of BAQRED MUSIQ, vocai and in- strumental. Trio—'Hear Our Prayer.’’.. S0lo-Bas#o—" Nabuco@onoso! Quartette--’' Remember, 0 Lor: TICKETS FISPY CENTS. To ba bad at the usual p'sc the Arsociatien.aad at Dc BR Biore, Georgotown, [Us savpne AND HARN 7 sOCTATION Es3 MAKERS’ as. 1 give their Sesoad Grand Pia Nie at SEVENTL STBEED PSR Gn MONDAY, May 1, 18%, commencing at , lo’suck, Viokets 60 cents, edmitting a gentie- manantiadies. No expense will bespired to maku this one of the best of the season. Committee of Arranzememnts. G A. Fesstors. . J, Leesnetzer, Ma Darnell, R.L Rowland, Inmes Hanley, T H. MoGrath, Jacob Miller. Olarke Burges, . Geo. Denohue, Wm, Daw. ap 20-4! ‘PRETH ACB OUREDINATANTLY, BY 7am external application of Dr Sigesmend’s BS- SENCE OF PALMETTO. It acta at once upen the nerves connected with the teeth aching. Noe retieves instantly cise ey biling and teeth can be cured and preserved, by filing Soe PRO. Chesbidetio Hone © ted G0 Foun, And teeth extracted withou' pared ia avepue. . BPYAMnA. eee Rb ST RINWAY & BONS PIANO ived one very fine upright Also, several new, ‘ANOS. "The nupertor' > SR eta overall others ises- i e ba BQU : ‘pees the public to call and exam: tab seed Wea corner of Tek street. and pt thy Ww ZBKOTT, Zan Reent of Steinway’s Pianos, and Mason & Hamlin'«Gadinet Or ap 25 ITS AWD UNPRIN- B SYeLED EALERS endeay ring to dispore of heir own and other pre tions, on the reputa- FL a SUATRARED, CONTIRS HONS cE TORS RE OF OOUNTER TUTIONS STORED RAOT Book + 25 6m or sales reported to-day. trade continues fair, but no transactionsot tm- portance have transpired. (2uotations of yes- terday remain unchanged. to-day is twenty-one. Hieeton & Co., the remainder coal, as follows: To G. H. Plant, 110 to. 539 10 tons; New Hope Company, 221.1 tons; Cumberland Company, 217.12 tons; Compan 110.15 tons: Hieston & Oo., Mary Frances, with miil offal, &c. for Au- tietam; John O’Brien with tish tor Cumber- land, and eighteen boats light. Affairs ia Georgetown. FLouR ayy Grain Maxrket.—Ne arrivals Demand for the city CaNAL.—The total numoer of boats entered One brought wood te ; American Company, Coucral 774.6 tons, nsolidation Company, Borden Company, 11h 16 tods; J. 0. 113.14 tons. Departed—The The number of arrivals have been small for @ day or two past, it is said, because of the temporary disarrangement of some of the oo c@using a delay in passing boats oucand iD. PorT OF Gronarrown,.—Cileared—Schrs. Sarah Ann, Frap, Poiut Lookout: Merchaut, Beiizell, Petersburg; U. Hail, City: H. Mar, Baxter, Boston; N. J. Brayton, Milliken, New York; John Baitimore; Kitty Ann, Landry, Deal’s Island; sloops Victory, Butier, Broad Creek; Reporter, YVeazie, Boston. Doughty, Jersey Macoy, Jonnson, Seen een BY PL WALL & 92. Auctioneers, Washingtom Horse and Carriage Baz, 9S La. ay,, bet. 9th aod ith st BALK OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c On SATURDAY, April 22th, commencin o'clock, at the Bazaar. we will sell about i FLLTY BOBSES, Suited to saddle and barnes, of which a full de- scription at sale. Inclacing seme very valuabie saddle, work and plowing Horees. ALSO, . Pair Devon Oxen an A A large collection of nd Second haod Car- riages. Buggies, Rocka ~Kxp ess Vagons, &c,, with which the sale will commence with. ALSO, New and Second hand Har: &e Regular Salve at the Bazaar, every Tuesdar, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the "Saris Bf & 1) fat privateeale, jarriages, Harness, &c. always at private sale, i _ I, WALL & 00 * [Ohron. & Intel.] Auctionsers, FRY THOS, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURB, PIANOS .&c., Kc, PACOTION eee Ke co. A On FRIDAY MORNING, April sth. at 1 o'clock, I will sell at the Monticello House, at the inter section of Bridge and Aqueduct streets, George- town, the entire Furniture contained therain, consisting of Mahogany Piano jarpets, Chairs . Bedsteads, Bedding and Mattresses, Looking Glasses. Wardrobes, &¢,, Bofa. Oil Cloth Washstaads, Rofrigerator, Crockery and Glassware, New fir and Fixtures, @yater Box, &o., Cooking. Hall and other Stoves, B And any eriicles not BESO’ © Bale pesitive, Terms cach. ie THOS. DOWLING, 25% {Intel.} Auctione>r. B* THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Georgstown, DO, EXECUTOB’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE sO eatOn ee IN GEORGETOWN 10! . Ou MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o’clock p.m., F will seli, In front of the premises. part ef Lot No. 76, in Beatty & Mawkins’ addition to George- town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of First street, between runping back a! rovements col bles ist of a good two ouse, containing ten rooms and cellar, cistern in the gard and a good Brigk Stable in the rear. The location is coe of the bestin town Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 aad 9 nly As snterees to be secured oy a deed of trust on the proper Ail conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the DUTChASST+ oy 4, DOUGHTY, Bxecatrix WA, THOMAS DOWLING, apd {Intel.} Auctioneer. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetowa. VALUABLE RUILDING LOTS IN GBORGE- __ TOWN AT AUCTION. az On MONDAY AFTERNOUN, May ist, at 5 o'olk, Iwill sell introntof tue premises, Lo: No. Beatty & Hawhina’ addition to Georgetowa, fron’ ing! feet on the south side of First at , betwee Market and Prederick streets, and ronuing back 12 feet. Gente Proctig aud t t the cost of the pur. OLVeyaDCiDg Nd stam pF a 18 © ne phaser, THOMAS DOWLING. a [intel | gAucticnver. Cuz CASH DRY GOODS STORE. he acb- ectiber has opened at No Lil Bri fa street. Georgetown, av ass-rtment ot DRY GOODS, which will besold aitbe lowest market prices, for cash oniy. All who waut dargains are requested to ex- amine cur stock. :. H BROWN, Agent. N. B.—BOY wanted, ap 25-e03t™ MTEAMSHIP BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED SS fron New Yors, aud is now dis- charging at foot High street, George- town. Consignees will please attend to’ removing their goods without further no C. P. HOUGH?PON, Agent New York and Wi ington Steamship Co. a in orl colora for Buta and ad- PACTPORAD geht LRG al? Si L arerstorMics T, Washington Post Office, 486 186 PAPERHANGINGS ABD WINDOW BHADESB. Persons seeking for a handrome assortment ef Parlor Papera er Window Shades with a choice ascortment of medium and low price Paperhang- ings,at reduced prices are requested to cai at No, 4% 7th street ard lowx before purchasing, Bee advertisement eleewhere. Termacash. _ J. MARKRITER, No. 456 8ev-nta strat, ap24-3t™ doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. a SEVENTH STREET 906. ee, FOR MAY BALLS! Ladies’ White Kid SLIPPERS, Red Opera a White Kid GAITERS, Misses’ White ard Black Kid SLIPPERS, Opera and Suckle GAITERS, ‘Andali other descriptions of SHOBS, BOOTS and GAITEHE in great variety and very low, at HEILBRUN'S BARGAIN SHOE STORE, 50 BsveNTH BIBERT, ADJUININD Odd Felluws’ Hall. Al-o,a large assortment of TRUNKS AND VALIVES AND BOOTS AND SHOES made to order aud repaired by 8. HEILBRUN & CO. 506 7th stro cw* et. ep tw! Mmuingey Goons. : Just received and opened, another lot effine FRENCH FLOWBBS, MILLINERY GOODS AND BONNETS. Ladies, Mieses and Children’s HATS and CAPS Trimmed and Untrimmed. Bonnets made to order at short notice, at BOSWHMLL'S Panucy Store, 302 E strest, near Lith, Above Grover’s Pheatre, N. B.—Machice Sewing done with moatness and dispatch, {Chron.} Co sp Rot IGHT! LIGHT!!! OO4L OIL LIGHT! |) it shines so bright, and the econruiners of Ol will agree with us that itis a safe and ch ight Galland see the NEW LA F cent for tweire hours light; the New Flint Glas» Aunsaled Chim- uey is the beat and asfest. ‘she will not break with best. Oall and see them and be conviuced. and you wil! agree with others thet ha: u b that they are as represented .R. FOLEY, 7 316 F street, bet. 1otin and ith. T WOOD'S PATENT DEILLING MACHINE, PIL DRIVER, » AND HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP. Practica: testa having fully demonstrated the superiority of this machine vver all oibers for the purpose of sinking Gil Wells, the undersigned is bow prepared to receire ordera for the same a Mt This machinery comprises everything requ for the b ring of oil wells excepting the SCBA ENGINE AND OAsT IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but will be furpiezed, if desired, at a ressonanie price.) and dispeuses: with the ase of the derrick e. bull whee. and other cumbrous and expsnaive €xtores now inuse, snd i* FO arran, y being con- structed on wheels sud portable, that itcan be cprily removed for the pur pose of sinking wel's ia 6. removed from the weli by our pat- wi uatly cleare outaud opens all the small of] veins that sre so often @ tirely closed up me snool’s rocess of sand ‘With thia machine and a well can be sunk from 4'0 to 60 ot frem 15 to 3) days after the soil riven. Arrangements are being mad= for the construc- tion anc delivery of these mechives at New York, Norwich, Newburg, N.Y .and Pittsburg, Pa For farther information, oo terms, &c.. add: SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Bo’ ‘OB THE SUBURRS; Londo ad Architecturs Vilia* ard Ferm Cotfage Allen’s Bural A rchitecture; Lundon, ondon's Encyclopedia of hiteciure; Loudun, eee Cena ey titan sarees anti tecture. oan’s Suburban and © el e Sotee ap?) FRANOK TAYLOR. Lal Se Ln) A 2 PWARDSOPF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates end: lette: e tecture.